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nine pounds. He married, November 8,
1653, Catherine or Kattareen Lane, perhaps
daughter of John Lane, who was of
Milford in 1640. Children: i. Hannah,
born November 2, 1655 ; married, November
7, 1672, Samuel Clark. 2. John, born
September 15, 1657; married. May 29,
1689, Mary Burroughs. 3. Samuel, of
whom further. 4. Sarah, born January 22,
1661-62; married, September 10, 1685,
John Humiston. 5. Daniel, born April 13,
1664. 6. Mary, twin with Daniel. 7.
Elizabeth, born November 19, baptized
November 21, 1666; married John Read,
Jr., of Norwalk. 8. David, born November
14, 1668. 9. Susanna, who died Octo-
ber, 1683. 10. James.
(Ill) Samuel Tuttle, son of John and
Catherine (Lane) Tuttle, was born January
9, 1659-60, and died between 1731 and
1733- He was a stone mason in calling
and joined the church in New Haven in
1692. He married (first) Sarah Newman,
daughter of Samuel Newman, who died
(second) Abigail, daughter of John Frost,
and widow of Thomas Barnes. Children
(of first marriage) : i. Mary, born Janu-
ary 31, 1684; married, October i, 1704,
Ebenezer Frost. 2. Jemima, born December
6, 1686; married, in April, 1707,
Thomas Jacobs. 3. Stephen, born in 1688;
married Rachel Mansfield. 4. Abigail,
born April 4, 1692; married, July 23,
1717, Daniel Atwater. 5. Martha, born
March 18, 1694; married, February 15,
^7^7< John Smith. 6. Josiah, born April
5, 1696; baptized in December, 1697; mar-
ried, June II, 1719, Deborah Barnes. 7.
Sarah, born January 17, 1698 ; married
John Moulthrop. 8. Daniel, of whom fur-
ther.
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(IV) Daniel Tuttle, son of Samuel and
Sarah (Newman) Tuttle, was born August
23, 1702, and died about 1772. He
married, April 25, 1726,
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Mary Mansfield,
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daughter of Samuel Mansfield. Children :
I. Samuel, born February 12, 1727. 2. Daniel,
married Christian, daughter of Ebenezer
Norton. 3. Mary, married January
17. 1755. Jacob Brockett. 4. Eunice, of
whom further.
(V) Eunice Tuttle, daughter of Daniel
and Mary (Mansfield) Tuttle, was born
in 1739. She married Lieutenant Jared
Hill (see Hill IV).
(The Fenton Line).
Arms—Argent, a cross between four fleurs-de-
lis sable.
Crest—A fleur-de-lis enfiled with a ducal coro-
net or.
Schenck, in the valuable history of Fair-
field, Connecticut, names Jonathan Fen-
ton, or Fanton, as an early settler of that
place, while Holmes, in his "Directory of
the Ancestral Heads of New England
Families, 1620-1700," cites Robert Fenton
as having been at Woburn, Massachu-
setts, before 1688. The name is not numerous
in New England, but its position
has been at all times one of honor and
respect, while alliance through marriage
has been made with New England's first
families.
(I) Jonathan Fenton married (first)
Sarah, daughter of John and Elizabeth
(Harvey) Hide, of Fairfield; (second)
Sarah, daughter of Humphrey Hide, and
widow of Peter Coley. Children : i. Sarah,
baptized November 18, 1694. 2. Ellen,
baptized May 17, 1696. 3. Anne, of whom
further. 4. Jonathan, baptized September
22, 1700. 5. Mary, baptized May 2, 1703.
6. John, baptized January 5, 1706-07; died
young. 7. John, baptized October 10,
1708.
(II) Anne Fenton, daughter of Jona-
than Fenton, was baptized August 14,
1698. She married Richard Welton (see
Welton III).